daetz who is on assignment in boston. we want to get right to abc7 meteorologist leigh glaser for a look at the heat. any records today? >> leigh: no records today but turning to live doppler 7hd and you can see no returns. we're in a very dry weather pattern, and would you take a look at the highs for today. no records, although very toasty. santa rosa, 87. 81 in oakland. livermore, 89. san jose, 84. these numbers well above where we should be. check out the 24-hour change. up ten degrees from this time yesterday in santa rosa. up 11 at sfo. and we could have some record highs tomorrow. i'll show you which areas could see these records. >> turning now to boston, where a community is trying to recover

from chaos. ♪ >> a memorial today as hundreds of people gathered to remember the victims of monday's bombing at the boston marathon. a moment of silence will be held tomorrow at 2:50 eastern time. the momente first bomb snierl worshipers filled boston's cathedral of the holy cross today. the cardinal calling for peace, seeing the crimes of the two young men should not justify prejudice against immigrants. >> we're learning more part the attack and the suspects. today boston officials say surveillance video from the boston marathon shows dzhokar tsarnaev setting his backpack down and quickly moving away. the massachusetts governor says the video is chilling. tsarnaev is in the hospital under heavy guard but we are learning he is awick and responding in writing to

questions from officers. no further details have been released to far. he has severe throat wounds and is unable to physically talk with police. boston's police commissioner says he believes the suspects were likely planning other attacks. >> they clearly had other explosives. they detonated those at the scene of the expreaft shootout in tertown. we feel they had plans to use those explosives. possibly on soft targets. >> charged are expected to be filed soon against tsarnaev. investigators are looking into this brother's recent trip to a region of russia that is a hotbed of islamic activity. senator dianne feinstein believes tsarnaev should not be classified as an enemy combatant. that would be unconstitutional. she is confident a solid case can be made for the death penalty without it. >> there is ample evidence, fingerprints, direct testimony

from one of the people who had his legs blown off. they admitted to the drive of the car they hijacked they were 0 the bombers. so i think there's going to be a great deal of evidence put together to be able to convict him. >> if he is classified as an enemy combatant he could be held indisnetly without trial. supporters of the classification believe he may have information about terrorist they can distract from him. 3,000 runners raced throw the pre pre -- pre presidio. >> one of the round-unders was at the boston marathon. >> i within to the finish line to cheer, but i couldn't get near. and so i walked a couple blocks away to get a beer, and that's when we heard it, and so i just -- the whole world just changed.

>> dunlap plans to run in boston again next year. the presidio ten honors a runner who was killed by being hit by a car while running in the presidio. >> stay with abc7 and abc7news.com for the newest details on the boston bombingsup in golden gat left an ugly mess behind. thousands of people turned out for the 4/20 party celebrating marijuana at sharon meadow yesterday. lillian kim is live at golden gate park. lillian, what do you see out there now? reporter: the meadow here at golden gate park is for the most part cleaned up, but, wow, it took city workers all day to get to this point. one rec and parks employee said 11 tons of trash were left behind as a result of yesterday's 4/20 gathering. 40/20 is a celebration of marijuana that has been going on for years but yesterday leaders say the unofficial, unpermitted

celebration, got out of hand. several fights broke out and we've been told there were reports of vandalism in surrounding neighborhoods. as many as 15,000 people are thought to have converged here, perhaps the largest 4/20 crowd here ever. but the few participants say the big crowd and the big mess left behind are not a big deal. >> how much money did it brick in yesterday? think of the golden gate bridge. five dollars a pop. all the people from marin. >> we had folks of all ages, all walks of life, and the gang members were behaving themselves, and just it's the way the world ought to be. >> it's important we do exactly what we did during halloween, and we have to make sure it doesn't happen because i'm not certain that we have the ability as a city to condone the behavior, because it's not for medical reasons. it's for recreational reasons. and so i just think we're going to have to crack down as a city

because of the irresponsibility of the organizers of the event. of the 25 city workers that have been working all day picking up trash, many had to be pulled on their day off and because th wa gathering with no permit, taxpayers will foot the bill, and the one big thing that gave cleanup crews a hard time were these cigar wrappers, leather all over the police, and very time consuming to pick up. >> thank you, lillian. a man who has been shot in oakland, in an upscale city neighborhood during an attempted robbery in rockridge. a man was walking when someone tried to rob him. the guckman shot the man but not taking anything from him. the victim was taken to the hospital. the gunman escaped on foot. >> now details about another shooting. ing a own land man who was shot

in hayward has died. the 26-year-old victim was visiting family members at a home on franklin avenue around 10:00 last night. swaitz he was arguing with hen before he was st. >> a cpr clinics w held roanoke park today a week year after an eight-year-old's heart stop after being hilt by a pitch in little league. the players and coaches participated in the clinic. they pumped the chest of dumb yo learn how to be prepared in case of emergency. >> provides a sense of security, not only for the players but for the coaches and then the parents, that visit the field every day. >> still stopping hearts. everybody still worried about it happening. >> the boy has fully recovered and he was actually brought to the little league fields yesterday in a fire truck. when matthew collapsed two off-duty bare medics happened to be in the stands and brought the boy book to life. >> still to come, finally some good news tonight for hundreds of people who fled their homes

because of grass fire. firefighters are still having a difficult time fighting the flames. >> your rights online. the new law that could help protect your priva plus, actress reese

squeak request clean actress reese witherspoon not so squeaky

clean. the 37-year-old was arrested for disorderly conduct in georgia. this is her mug shot from the atlanta department of corrections. police say her husband is accused of driving while intoxicated. police say witherspoon refused to stay in the car and was handcuffed and arrested. then she asked t officer, do you know who i am? doesn't usually work. reese was released on friday. >> knew details about a stubborn brush fire in southern california that continues to burn. the fire in monrovia is 85% contained. all evacees have been allowed to return home. 125 acres burned. the fire began from a piece of equipment being used by a gardner. >> air travel could take a little longer at some airports over the next five months. furlough days started today, affecting 47,000 federal aviation administration employees. each employee will miss two days of work a month.

for now sfo will not be affected by the employee furloughs. the cuts were force because u.s. lawmakers could not come up with a budget agreement on time. just ahead, the proposal that could force companies to tell you what they know about your private life. plus, paper but no more plastic. the newest bay area community to give up the bag. >> and a beautiful view from the new exploratorium cam. it was warm today but what's ahead for the work week? meteorologist leigh glaser is up next with the forecast. >> mike: bad news for the warriors and david lee. i'm mike shumann. we have an update on his condition. and how many home runs has buster posey

a proposed internet privacy bill would give you the right to see information companies are compiling on you. the right to know act would force companies to show consumers the personal data collected on them and how it's being used. according to our media partner san jose mercury news, tech firms and bank says the bill

would lead to an avalanche of requests and lawsuits but supportersay the right to know. >> this this last day in san mateo county to get plastic bags. tomorrow it's other reusable only. it covers all county retail outlets but not restaurants. if you don't bring a reusable bag the retailers charge you five cents to use theirs. >> target stores are handing out one million reusable bags and will receive five crepts off their purchase when using their reusable back at checkout. >> people in the bay area got some good use of the weather. >> leigh: we have one more day of warmer temperatures before we start to slide back down. start to cool things off. but live doppler 7hd right now showing you clear conditions. no moisture out there, and a beautiful shot from the high definition sutro cam. noa cloud there.

69 in san francisco. oakland, 80. it's 79 in san jose. half moon bay, 73. another beautiful shot from our mt. tamalpais camera over the ocean. accept rose sacks 84 right now. napa, 77. here is a look at our forecast highlights. clear tonight. not as cold because of the high heat today so a little mor comfortable tomorrow morning. near record highs for your monday, and then after that get ready for a cooldown as we head into the middle part of the work week, lows tonight, north boy, mid-to-low 40s this morning. the heat today will keep you warmer so generally widespread 50s around the bay area, maybe a little bit milder out towards antioch with overnight low of 56. high pressure continues to dominate, pushing the storm track well to the north. no rain in the accuweather forecast. for at lest the next sevens.

this high guilt closer to us -- this eye -- high will get closer, and the coast will warm up as the air come presses close to the surface and could translate to near record highs in some locations tomorrow. now, here is a look at a couple of places where i think you probably will either tie or you could possibly set a new record. these are the records to beat for tomorrow. oakland, 85. san jose, 89. santa rosa, 90. the record set back in 2009. for oakland, at least, i'm forecasting a high of 82 degrees. you add three more degrees and you'll tie the 85 record for tomorrow. after that the temperatures start to trend down. by thursday the fog returns and definitely temperatures start to get a bit cooler. as for the livermore valley area, 89 tomorrow. you had 89 today. you might pop up into the low 90s. we'll keep a close eye on it.

and then temperatures start to trend down by thursday, friday, saturday, back down into the 70s. so looks like monday, tuesday, the warmest days of the work week, and then start to cool things up. tomorrow, 87, gilroy. 84, menlo park. near 70 at the coast tomorrow. 75, san francisco. h bay,86. , 86.oakland, 84, castro valley. east bay, brentwood, livermore, near 90. 88, concord. here's the seven-day forecast. two days of warming. monday the warmest and then shave numbers off on tuesday. thursday, friday, saturday, fog moves back in, temperatures come on down into the 70s. >> still looks pretty beautiful to me. thanks, leigh. >> time now for sports. do you know who he is? >> who is he reese wither spoon?

the warriors got bad news. david lee is out for the season with a torn right hip flexor. the injure occurred in the fourth quarter yesterday. lee took a nasty spill going to the hoop. he hit the floor hard. lee says there was nothing dirty about the play. his lost will be tough to replace. he0 points 4 , d yesterday. today he said he knew he was done right away. >> the reason why i new last night it was torn after it happened, it wasn't severe pain like i pulled something. almost like i went to raise my knee and i had no feeling in my whole entire hip area. i was playing for the best -- praying for the best today put i somewhat knew what the outcome would be. >> unfortunate, especially for other guy that has worked so hard and put him in the position we're in today, and the task still at hand so we move forward. >> mike: the beauty of team sports. the next guy has to sand up.

carl landry, and draymond green, has to take up the slack. huge loss for the warriors. day two of the nba playoffs, lakers and san antonio, no kobe no problem. pau gasol, the al cr on to howard. lakers down four. but 18 laker turnovers and 1 points by tony parker help san >> geaw and pacers.ne.919 tal. this game is all indiana. all five starters in double-digits. stevenson, two of his 13 right there. paul george led all scorers with 23 points. goes through the entire atlanta d for that one. >> the diamond. giants brought out the brooms, sweeping the padres behind the arm of barry zito. and this is how katie stays some such great shape. you go, indicatey. barry zito bounced back with seven coreless hittings, five

hits no runs, angel pagan helped out, double in the third. only hit of the day but puts the giants up 2-0. then bust e posey hasn't hit a home run this year until the fifth inning. the giants sweep the padres with the victory, and afterwards buster talk about his confidence at the plate. >> yeah, definitely is. i think the longer you go, the more you start to think about it, as much as you try not to. so it's nice to get the first one. >> mike: the a's get swept by the rays. tommy malone takes his first loss of the year. josh reddick, dropping the longoria fly ball in the first. 1 or rays. he did have an rbi later in the second, escobar, first home run of the year, 4-0. tampa bay sweeps the a's with an 8-1 victory. >> cal hosting washington state. bottom nine two men on. bears down one. a base hit.

we're going to have play at the plate. and he is safe! ties it at one. then mike ends it for the bears with the line-drive walkoff winner, just missed. cal went 2-1, take two out of >> hbo g links.ries. graeme mcdowell and simpson in sudden death. simpson the putt to put pressure on mcdowell but slides by. mcdowell, the 15-foot birdie putt to win. can't be short on these putts but simpson misses the ten-footer for par. graeme mcdowell the heritage champion. >> the sass fault, stp400. joey logano and kyle busch do not care for each other. today logan know ended up in the wrong spot. we bring you this crash in slow mo. matt kenseth takes it. and saito is the first japanese driver to win an indycar race,

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>> join me tonight at cable 13. we'll tell you about a new video game related merit badge a california girl scout chapter plans to offer, and then at 11:00, the new high-tech tool helping law enforcement officers. how it makes going through hours of surveillance video easier than ever. that's at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc7 news. >> the post apocalyptic thriller obailiff unions big at the box ce >>been watching you, jack. he'll kill you. what are you looking for in those books? >> the tom cruise futuristic flic earned $38 million. last weekend's top film, 42, was in second place. the animated family film, the queueds, came in a as up in three. scary movie is four, followed by g.i. joe retaliation. >> the screen will fade to black

tonight at the theater on monument boulevard. fans hope to keep the building reserved. city officials have already approved a plan to demolish the theater and relays it with a dick's sporting goods story. the theater opened in 1967. that's it for abc7 news as 6:00. thanks for joining us.

right now, jennifer aniston's new passion project! this is not a shameful thing. snoop sets the record straight. >> i'm still the dogg when i need to be. >> what nearly brought fergie to tears? i hope i don't cry up there. i might. >> and rockin out with the newest hall of famers! >> wow! nancy, i cant believe it! we're rolling out the red carpet now. >> hello, welcome to on the red carpet from new york city and the set of "good morning america." i'm rachel smith. we'll get you to the red carpet in a moment, but first the big story this week - the boston marathon explosions. how hollywood is reacting >> it is so sod that people would do something like to. we are all praying. everyone's t